They have positive cash flow, and are trading for barely more than their tangible book value, which is mostly comprised of their cash and investments (minus liabilities), so the actual business is quite cheap. TheStreet's management has also improved recently, and has made effective steps to increase their profitability. Given the price of this company versus its assets, they don't need to do much for this company to be a multibagger; continuation of the current efforts will likely be enough.

This is one of my STARZ.Here is the thought process on this STAR: a) Divided rate over Zerob) 3 Year Beta between -5 & +3c) 15% + Insider ownershipd) No greater than -50% Growth rate for the last 3 years (tough last couple of years so good that insiders are still owning the stocks)e) Current CAPS rating between 3 Stars & 5 StarsOpen to all Industries and Sectors screened this down to just 250 stocks. I like round numbers. 12 of them I already own through other screening tools. I tend to be somewhat conservative but looking for 3 things at this point in my investing:1. Stability & Strength2. Yield and Modest Growth3. Strong Position within a sector regardless of whether the entire sector is strong or not. Each sector has to perform to some degree for the whole world economy to function. I am looking for 5 or more years down the road, ROI, and Growth. Not looking for rockets, just stars. This is a Star!!

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